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The Portland Gay Men’s Cho-
rus will present the Northwest pre-
miere of “I Am Harvey Milk,” a
powerful choral work depicting the
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Kaul Auditorium on the Reed Col-
lege campus in southeast Portland.
The music was written by Broad-
way composer Andrew Lippa and
weaves the story of Harvey’s life
leading up to his tragic assassina-
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“I Am Harvey Milk” is an emo-
tional celebration of an American
icon.
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in their 35th year remains com-
mitted to social change through
choral music. The Chorus “aspires
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the choral art through eclectic per-
formances that honor and uplift
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worth of all people.”
Tickets start at $15. For infor-
mation, visit tickets.pdxgmc.org.
Play Tackles Race
and Adoption
Clackamas Repertory Theatre
presents “The Call,” a play about
a white American couple who de-
cides to adopt a baby from Africa.
Their friends (a black lesbian cou-
ple) are all for it, vowing to help
adapt the child to the American
way of life.
Initially the gesture seems
compassionate, but as the con-
cept becomes closer to reality, the
questions and concerns it raises
stir in a mix of racial and domestic
tensions and anxieties as these two
widely different worlds collide.
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man Theatre at Clackamas Com-
munity College in Oregon City.
Tickets are $15. Visit clacka-
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